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If this article and topic has struck a chord with you, it can be delivered as a keynote address, a live interactive group presentation, a facilitated workshop program or completely tailored to your team or company objectives as Andrew speaks regularly on topics such as this at conferences and events around the world.

Andrew has also started a popular Podcast Series “The Practical Futurist Podcast”. You can access the podcast via the Podcast Page, use this smart link on your phone or simply search for “Practical Futurist Podcast” on your favourite app. In each bi-weekly episode, Andrew is joined by a global expert to answer the question “What’s the future of ...” with practical advice you can put into place next week.

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Andrew Grill's Keynote Speaker Showreel

Futurist Keynote Speaker and former IBM Global Managing Partner, Andrew is a popular and sought-after presenter and commentator on issues around digital disruption and emerging technologies. He is a multiple TEDx & International Keynote Speaker. Watch his speaking showreel here, enquire about availability & fees here or listen to his latest Podcast - "The Practical Futurist Podcast" on your favourite app.

What a marvellous speaker! Inspirational and energising, Andrew captured the audience from the minute he stepped on the stage. He really shook up the way we look at new tech disruption and made us think about issues for our business and wider life.

The reason we hired Andrew was because he's great to work with, he's very professional, and he adapted his talk to exactly what we wanted. I'd highly recommend him for any keynote speeches you're thinking about.

Andrew has been selected by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to present at their internal TEDx event: TEDxEBRD on Wednesday 24th September. The theme of the event is ‘Creating the Innovation Spark’. This

Andrew will be providing the opening keynote at The Lawyer 2019 Business Leadership Summit. The Business Leadership Summit is an annual event designed to create and debate answers to the big challenges and questions around

Following on from Andrew’s keynote at the Royal London Legacy Division conference on the 28th March in Manchester, he has been asked back to speak to the Risk and Compliance Division conference on October 3rd

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In Episode 9 we speak with James Varga, who co-founded The ID Co in 2011 with a mission to create convenience allowing consumers to sign up to new products and services in seconds.

He is active in a number of local and global efforts to help people do more online, including the Fintech Delivery Panel, the Open Banking Excellence where he is Co-founder and Trust In Digital Life.

As one of the first to call for Open Banking in the UK, James has a wealth of experience in this space. Having previously built a personal finance management and aggregation service, he has a unique perspective that highlights the importance of customer convenience in the overall success and adoption of Open Banking.

Among other things we discussed:

What is Open Banking?Applications for Open BankingThe identity challengesMatching the right person to the right productGDPR and Open BankingData ownership is key2018 - the year of regulated disruptionGiving the consumer back controlWhy has Open Banking been slow to take off?Is Open Banking good for banks?The real opportunity for Open BankingWhat's the Open Banking silver bullet?Account aggregation is just the startUsing data for customer onboardingConsumer behavioural changeThe balance between convenience and rewardBanks are bad at using dataBeing a B2C Fintech isn't easyMonzo's IFTTT integrationConsumer data ownership is keyWe need to give consumers an incentive to use Open BankingInstant loans - 45% revenue increase & 7% fraud reductionThe Australian Open Banking sceneThe open data approach is a riskGetting the regulators involved3 things for next weekMore information and show notes can be found on the episode page.

For more on Andrew - what he speaks about and replays of recent talks, please visit futurist.london or follow @andrewgrill